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Good mid tower case with a tempered glass side panel?

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P400/S TG, or you can get a Define/Meshify C with a couple cheap red fans.

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As stated in the title, I'm on the search for a mid tower case (in black - with red accents, if possible) which has a tempered glass side panel and an overall good build quality. I'm also looking for some good, not too expensive red LED strips for inside the case.

My budget is around £100, though a bit over is fine.

 

Thanks in advance for any replies. 9_9

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s340 elite black/red

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P400/S TG, or you can get a Define/Meshify C with a couple cheap red fans.

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1 minute ago, QuantumBit said:

s340 elite black/red

That case... Is one hell of a gorgeous case <3

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3 minutes ago, partymarty said:

That case... Is one hell of a gorgeous case <3

 

6 minutes ago, QuantumBit said:

s340 elite black/red

 

It looks great, but its airflow sucks. So I would not recommend this to OP. Unless the looks are important.

I have that same case:)

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Have you looked at the Phanteks Evolv MATX case.  My brother has MATX and I have the ATX version non tempered glass versions.  Great case..

http://www.phanteks.com/Enthoo-Evolv-mATX-TemperedGlass.html


Sorry I missed the last line with the budget.

 

 

Edited by PsyOpWarlord
Missed the last line with budget
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